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Introduction to ASP scripts |
 AppendToLog in response object
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There are many magic methods in response object. With AppendToLog method you can access and write your message to ISS logs. This could be very usefull if you wish to create custom messages in log files. But there is greate limitation of this method w
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Storing and retrieving variables from...
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In this tutorial, we will take a look at Application Object. When you've used Application Object, all ASP pages can store and retrieve information. The information in Application Object stored in server and all ASP pages can access the information. T
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Response.Redirect Usage
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Response.redirect is used to move any request form client to another page. This is most common usage to tell browser to get another page and to redirect any request to other source.
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Introduction to Built-in Objects in ASP Pages
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This tutorial helps you understand: How ASP server presents the programming environment to ASP pages with a number of run-time objects. Basic properties and methods of run-time objects: request, response, server, application, and session.
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ASP Looping Statements
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ASP performs several types of repetitive operations, called "looping". Loops are set of instructions used to repeat the same block of code till a specified condition returns false or true depending on how you need it. This tutorial shows th
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Using Object in ASP
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To use an object in ASP, you should create an instance of an object. We use 'CreateObject method' creating object. Let's see it on an real application. .
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Conditional Statements in ASP
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Sometimes when you write code, you want to perform different actions for different decisions. You can use conditional statements in your code to do this. There are two types of conditional statements in ASP: if...then and select case. In this tutoria
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ASP Forms Tutorial
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Provides a step by step guide to pass ASP variables through a form and display the variables using response.write.
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